And I forgot to mention, the design of the Colorsplash Flash Chakra Edition is very cool! I know Lomography teamed up with Staple Design to build this amazing compact flash. So If you love Staple Design and you’re a Die-Hard Analogue Head, Why not treat yourself by using this flash? It will color your world forever!

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